Thursday 6 September 2018

New Release Spotlight & Extract: A Wedding in Cornwall (books 7-12) by Laura Briggs




A Wedding in Cornwall (Books 7—12) by Laura Briggs

The last six novellas in the UK bestselling series A WEDDING IN CORNWALL are now available in one collection! Join American event planner Julianne in her final set of adventures 'across the pond' in beautiful Cornwall. From celebrity sightings to a local talent show, from a charming village fete to a secret Cornish garden, there's never a dull moment for Julianne and her Poldark-esque true love Matthew in the quaint village of Ceffylgwyn.

This collection contains A Romance in Cornwall, A Star in Cornwall, A Sewing Circle in Cornwall, A Talent Show in Cornwall, An American in Cornwall, and A Garden in Cornwall. Exclusive bonus materials include a sneak peek of the author's all-new 2019 Cornish romance series!

Thank you to Ellesea for letting me share an excerpt from my book bundle A Wedding in Cornwall: Books 7-12. The scene below comes from the novella An American in Cornwall. The heroine, an event planner in Cornwall named Julianne, is having lunch and discussing summer plans with her co-worker Gemma and their employer, who is affectionately known as Lady Amanda.

"Where is the shop your friend is minding?" asked Lady Amanda. After all, Aimee's own beloved secondhand store was in Seattle, the city where she and I had bonded, the same place I had returned to in order to keep her business alive and thriving while Aimee recovered from surgery. Since then, my friend had become part of an independent shop owners group online, where she volunteered as part of their global ‘shop sitting’ challenge. For the next six months, her store in Seattle would be managed by a fellow antiques shop owner from Toronto while, thanks to Aimee, the owner of the Little Shop of Yesteryear in Cornwall was finally getting their chance to cruise Spain in a long overdue holiday.
"The village is named St. Petroc," I answered. "It's a few miles from the actual coast, but it's not terribly far from Newquay."
"I'm familiar with it," said Lady Amanda. "Near Bodmin, actually. Will has some distant cousins who settled there ages ago. The Samuels family. I think some of them moved to the neighboring village years ago, although I'm rather behind on the news from the Christmas greetings."
"The Samuels family. I've never heard of them," I said.
"You will if you go there," said Lady Amanda — but in a way that suggested this wasn't a flattering truth for his cousins, whoever they be. "But I've heard it's a very charming little spot despite their presence. Be sure to see the Monk's Tower while you're there. Every tourist visits it, I'm told."
"Isn't Matt on holiday with you, Julianne?" suggested Gemma. Saucily, I noted. All this talk about couples and holiday escapes had clearly influenced her question.
"No," I answered. "He's working near Penzance. I probably won't see much of him while I'm away." I regretted this part, since it was the one thing that would make my time in Newquay less than perfect, although it would hardly be a 'hen holiday' for me and Aimee if I had wheedled Matt into accompanying me. I had promised my best friend that it would be the two of us, the way it used to be in our 'single in Seattle' years ... well, in between Aimee's dates and my dull relationship with Dwight, that is.
"Pity," said Lady Amanda. "It can be rather romantic, riding the waves of Newquay with the salt spray and the wind in one's hair. Or so I've heard from friends who love to surf."
"I don't think I'd make much of a surfer," I replied. "I'll save my balance for climbing the manor's ladders."

Laura Briggs is the author of several lighthearted romance novels and novellas, including the bestselling Amazon UK series A Wedding in Cornwall. She has a fondness for vintage-style dresses (especially ones with polka dots), and reads everything from Jane Austen to modern day mysteries. When she's not writing, she enjoys spending time with family, caring for her pets, going to movies and plays, and trying new restaurants.
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Giveaway to Win A Wedding in Cornwall – 3 different prizes (Open Internationally)
1st Name Drawn will win - A paperback copy of the anthology to be shipped to the winner by the author via Amazon
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